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Iran September 19, 2023

Outrage as Iran president prepares to address UN: 'Wants to kill American citizens'

The Biden administration granted U.S.-sanctioned Iranian president a visa to speak at the U.N. on Tuesday. A new bill co-sponsored by Sens. Rubio and Cruz seeks to halt future visits.

Afghanistan September 18, 2023

UN adds Afghan crisis onto agenda after Taliban bans women and girls from school, public spaces, jobs

The Taliban, which banned girls from attending school beyond sixth grade, is furthering its restrictions by prohibiting women from participating in social or public events.

VIDEO September 18, 2023

Kayleigh McEnany: Democrat elites are out of touch with voters

'Outnumbered' co-host Kayleigh McEnany reacts to new polling on Biden's job performance on America's Newsroom.'

Ukraine September 18, 2023

Zelenskyy to make second trip to the US this week as Ukraine fires 6 deputy defense ministers

Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy will make his second visit to the U.S., with stops including the United Nations and the White House.

Middle East September 17, 2023

UN votes to make ruins near ancient biblical city of Jericho a 'World Heritage Site'

Ruins near the ancient biblical city of Jericho have been declared a World Heritage Site, with some Israeli officials bristling at the move.

Middle East September 15, 2023

UN security council votes to conclude year-long probe into Islamic State activities in Iraq

The U.N. Security Council voted Friday to conclude, one year from now, an investigation into the activities of Islamic State extremists in Iraq, as requested by the Iraqi government.

Sustainable Development September 14, 2023

USDA grants $1 billion across the country to plant trees in hopes of reducing extreme heat

Hundreds of projects across the U.S. will share $1.13 billion in federal funding to help cities plant trees, mitigate extreme heat incidents, and improve access to nature.

Middle East September 13, 2023

UN special envoy for Sudan resigns, warns of potential 'full-scale civil war'

The United Nations' special envoy for Sudan, who was declared unwelcome by military authorities, announced his resignation Wednesday during his final address to the Security Council.

UNITED NATIONS September 12, 2023

Government cuts forcing World Food Program to reduce rations to most hunger-stricken people, UN warns

Governments across the world are cutting its humanitarian funding. The World Food Program warned that this year's shortfall of more than 60% may push millions toward starvation.

South America September 12, 2023

Colombian coca crops, used to make cocaine, at an all-time high last year, UN says

According to the U.N., the Colombian president is struggling to crack down on armed groups profiting from the cocaine trade as coca crops in the country reach an all-time high.